Monthly Archives: May 2011

Urban Bike spring 2011 have been an amazing and an inspirational class! The class, for me, started by just researching and getting to know a culture that I wasn’t familiar with. After reading articles, following various cycling blogs and discussing … Continue reading →

This spring semester was quite a trip for me but in a very positive way.  Back home in Jamaica the urban cyclist is even more irrelevant to the Jamaican society as a means of progression or respectable status.  Coming here … Continue reading →

When I first joined the class, I wasn’t sure what to expect but the topic seemed both fun and relevant. Through everyone’s research and projects, I was amazed to see the variety of ways in which biking can be explored. … Continue reading →

Through all the wonderful discussions, presentations and projects I witnessed and took part in throughout the semester in urbanBIKE I feel most grateful that I was able to really experience first hand the diversity of people, issues and mediums that … Continue reading →

DIY instructions and parts list: http://www.instructables.com/id/CSA-and-Compost-Bicycle-Trailer/

Urban Bike Spring 2011 (Final Project) The New building for The New School Project: Bike me a façade…. By: David K. Lawrence Our current campus population is not only growing in size but also in consciousness as an emerging urban … Continue reading →

Bike Sharing Programs around the world are emerging to promote bicycle transportation as an alternative to car culture. Cities realize that bikes are cheap, easy to fix, and simple to ride. Whether Community Bike Programs organized mostly by local community … Continue reading →

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